Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-07-29
Personal Paragraphs.

visit to Freeport, Ill.
z. Allen Jr., is at Madison attending
the Monona Lake Assembly.
James Hutchinson, wife and daugh-
tiers Lou and Bessie, and Mrs. \. G.
Bennett are camping at Lake Monona.
Miss Nina Chamley is visiting friends
at Baraboo, Wis.
Mrs. W. H. Bennett and son and
Mrs. Strachan started on Wednesday
morning to spend few days at the
Lake Monona assembly.
VIM. Pettis is up from Chicago, the
guest Of James Brewer, Jr.
Mrs. CotterelI, former resident of
this city, now of Mason City, Iowa,
with her little grand daughter is So
journing with old friends here.
Miss Anne Prideaux has just re-
turned from a visit to Monroe, having
been absent three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert James left the
city on Wednesday morning. Mr..
James will spend the remainder of the
week at Milwaukee, and Mrs. James
at Monroe, with her niece
Samuel Hooking and J. H. Tyack
took business trip to Madison on
Tuesday.
Rev. F. y. Weinhart, pastor of st.
Mary's (German) Catholic church, is
slowly recovering from his recent Sc
we're illness.
James Goldsworthy is home from
the State University at Madison.
Father Hishen, of st. Patrick S
church, Chicago, officiated in st. Paul's
church, of this city, on Sunday last.
He preached an able and eloquent ser
mon to large congregation.
Mrs. Thos. Priestley, and daughter
Miss Mamie, and two sons Masters
Harry and Mortimer, started on We'd
nesday morning for Fl Simcoe, Wash
ington Territory, where Capt. Thomas
Priestley is located as Indian agent.
The departure of the family from this
city, which has always been their home,
is deeply regretted by very many
friends, who hope that they may find
health and prosperity in their new
home in the far northwest.
Miss Eunice Blakely, assistant p. NJ.
of Darlington, Miss Hannah Halloran,
late clerk in the Darlington post office,
and Miss Cora Schell, postal clerk, of
Dodgeville, visited friends in Mineral
Point during the present week. Their
interviews with the assistant p. NJ. of
this city had no political significance.
Mrs. John Spensley and children,
accompanied by Miss Waters, have
returned to this city after stay of
several months in Dubuque.
Mrs. Josiah Lanyon, of Pittsburg,
Kansas, is visiting with relatives and
friends in this city.
Bert. White has commenced the
study of law in the Office of Alex
Wilson.
Alex Wilson and family and VIM.
n. Curry and family started on Mon
day for camping and fishing excur-
sion in the northern part of the county.
Miss Margery Gundry returned last
week after six weeks trip in the east,
visiting friends in New York City,
Danbury, Conn, Long Branch and
Spring Lake, n. J.
Samuel Harris, Jr., Mark Terrill, Jr,
John Strachan and Emil Duppler en-
joyed camping and fishing eXcur-
sion on the Wisconsin river during the
week.
Father Huber, of Elm Grove, near
Father Haverstock) of
Seymour, and Father Ambauen, of
Dodgeville, visited in this city the
present week.
Dr.. ]. NJ. Hales attended the meet
ing of the Wisconsin dental association
at Milwaukee last week, and thence
went to Chicago and other places.
Patrick kehOe, of the town of Mos
cow, made The Democrat Office call
on Saturday last. He says that he has
one of the finest crops of fall wheat
ever raised, many estimating that it
will yield over thirty bushels per acre
Arthur Brew of Moscow called at
The Democrat office on Saturday last.
He reports good crops in his section,
and his own harvest abundant.
Mrs. Martin NeCollins returned from
a visit at Dixon Ill, on Wednesday
last accompanied by Miss Annie
Wasley who will make quite an ex-
tended visit with the former.
r. J. Penhallegon, ST., is looking
after land interests in Iowa and Ne
braska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Dresser and
child went to Madison, on Tuesday to
visit relatives and friends.
a. G.. Deller started on Wednesday
for points in northern Wis
consin and Minnesota. He intends to
be gone several weeks.